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Does Global seismic energy release increase? An analysis based on the Lithospheric Seismic Energy Flow Model (LSEFM). The case of mega - earthquakes (M > 9)
C. Thanassoulas, V. Klentos, G. Verveniotis +1
In this work the data of the earthquake catalog of the NOAA, National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC) are processed in terms of global seismic energy release. The determined Global…
Preseismic electric signals generated by critical stress loading of the lithosphere. A review of the type of signals obtained from a long lasted (1999 to 2012) experiment conducted in Greece
C. Thanassoulas, V. Klentos, G. Verveniotis +1
In this work a review is made of the various preseismic electric signals that have been observed before large EQs in Greece during the period of 1999 to 2012. The observed preseism…
Was the magnitude (M = 9.0R) of the mega-earthquake of Japan (11th of March, 2011) predictable? An analysis based on the Lithospheric Seismic Energy Flow Model (LSEFM)
C. Thanassoulas, V. Klentos, G. Verveniotis
The Tohoku EQ (11th of March, 2011, M = 9.0) in Japan falsified the proposed EQ magnitude range (M = 7.0 - 8.5) of the same seismogenic regional area that had been determined by th…
Do large EQs occur randomly in time? The Mexico EQ (20th of March, 2012, Mw = 7.4) as viewed in terms of local lithospheric oscillation due to M1 and K1 tidal components. A brief presentation
C. Thanassoulas, V. Klenvas, G. Verveniotis +1
The time of occurrence of the large EQ that occurred recently in Mexico (March 20th, 2012, Mw = 7.4) is compared to the peak amplitude occurrence time of the local M1 and K1 tidal…